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Oh fuck yes.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2386429,00.asp

>> No.3180071

Shameless self-bump for antimatter glory.

>> No.3180095

already heard about it, it means nothing.

wait until they keep it long enough to do experiments on then it'll be interesting.

>> No.3180102
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read about it back in April or early May, still very cool event. Now they need to know if it falls up or down

>> No.3180109

>>3180102
this is a second one you dumbfuck, in may they did it for a shorter time.

>> No.3180117

>>3180095
17 minutes is a long damn time.

>> No.3180128

>>3180109
OP here...."dumbfuck" is a little strong, don't ya think....?

>> No.3180142

Woooahh. Thats a long time. What were they able to trap? Antiprotons?

>> No.3180155

>>3180142
Antihydrogen, using the awesome power of magnets

>> No.3180154

the Large Hadron Collider will create moar antimatter and in quantities that can actually be used in experiments

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>>3180128
Third party here, nothing is too strong for someone who brags about reading it a month ago and calls other people slow while using the wrong image

>> No.3180167

>>3180154
this WAS the large hadron collider

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>>3180109
>Received 14 April 2011
>Accepted 20 May 2011
>Published online 05 June 2011

yea I'm a dumbfuck for reading about this back in late April

someone go over to this guys house and slap him for me

>> No.3180196

>>3180128

>"dumbfuck" too strong for 4chan.

What the fuck am I reading?

Anyways, interesting info. I'm excited to see what kind of information comes from the experiments.

>> No.3180198

Does stable antimatter exist?

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>>3180198
Yes, but it's ANTI-stable.

Think about it.

>> No.3180228

>>3180205
So, it takes the instability away from unstable matter?

>> No.3180238

>>3180198
It seems to be rare in the universe, or we'd see more scattered gamma-ray events. Like a background of particle annihilation.

But there's nothing inherently unstable about it. It just annihilates normal matter. If you leave antimatter by itself in deep space it's fine.

>> No.3180241

>>3180228
I dunno man, my mind is blown.